News : MINATEC

Since the end of March, all new arrivals—whether they are PhD candidates, temporary or permanent employees, or interns—at the CEA in Grenoble have been given a new welcome packet to help them settle in more comfortably. The information in the welcome packet was previously available online, and is now easy to find in a practical […] >>

Israel’s Weebit Nano, which moved into the BHT in September, has been working with Leti since 2016. Their research focuses on tomorrow’s resistive memory (ReRAM), which is faster and more energy-efficient than flash memory. ReRAM also offers the advantage of being made from silicon oxide, a material very commonly used in microelectronics and easy to […] >>

Construction of the new High-tech Building, BHT2, is well underway. The building, located at the southern entrance of the Presqu’Île district on rue Félix-Esclangon, is slated for completion in the spring of 2019. The five-story high-environmental-quality building will offer modular office, lab, and cleanroom spaces from 50 sq. m to 900 sq. m. dedicated to […] >>

Taking a cultural tour of the MINATEC campus has probably never crossed your mind. Maybe now it will! The Grenoble-Alps University community created the “Campus des Arts” program in 2017 to promote the cultural interest of MINATEC and other sites. The program’s website lists some 40 works of art on Grenoble’s campuses and offers up […] >>

Éliane Ferlay took the reins of Grenoble Institute of Technology’s Communications Department at the beginning of February. Ms. Ferlay brings diverse career experiences (Alliade Habitat, the City of Albertville, Fondation Hôpitaux de Paris-Hôpitaux de France, etc.), including with multinational companies, and she is thrilled to come to higher education—a first for her. One of her […] >>